Concrete planning for rural lots, long driveways, and RV & boat pads.
Groveland Concrete is a concrete and paving contractor built for South Lake County's large lots — acreage, long approaches, and outbuildings. We pour and install driveways, RV and boat pads, workshop slabs, patios, pavers, pool decks, walkways and retaining walls, and we answer the questions a standard driveway page never does: can our mixer truck actually reach your house, how thick does a pad need to be for an RV or boat trailer, and what does the base need to look like on Central Florida sand. Fully insured. Free estimates. Written workmanship warranty.
Concrete & hardscape services for South Lake properties
Every service below is installed by our own crews — from a 4-inch reinforced driveway to a marble pool deck. Nothing on this list is subcontracted out or advertised without the equipment and people to do it.
Concrete Driveways
Standard and long driveways, poured and finished for Florida sun and rain.
RV & Boat Pads
Concrete pads sized and reinforced for RVs, trailers, and boats.
Workshop Slabs
Slabs for workshops, metal buildings, and barns on rural lots.
Concrete Patios
Patios finished for Central Florida heat, humidity, and rain.
Concrete Repair & Resurfacing
Crack repair, resurfacing, and replace-vs-repair guidance.
Sidewalks & Walkways
Walkways and sidewalks sized and reinforced correctly.
Paver Driveways
Paver installation built for vehicle loads, base depth, and edge restraint.
Paver Patios
Paver patios and walkways for comfort, pattern, and outdoor living.
Retaining Walls
Retaining walls sized to solve real slope and drainage problems.
Built for large lots and long driveways, not subdivisions
We start with access
A loaded mixer truck weighs over 60,000 lb and needs room to turn around. Most contractors don't bring it up until pour day — we check it on the first site walk, because on 5+ acre rural lots it's often the first real question.
RV and boat pads get their own specs
A pad built for a parked RV or boat trailer carries a different, more concentrated load than a driveway. We size and reinforce for that load instead of treating it as a smaller driveway.
Honest permit guidance
Groveland, unincorporated Lake County, and neighboring Sumter County each handle driveway and slab permits differently. We tell you up front which office your job goes through, and our permit directory links to the real building department for each — no guessing.
Driveways, pool decks and walkways we've built
Real job photos from our crews across Central Florida — paver driveways, marble and travertine pool decks, raised terraces and entry steps. See how the work is finished before you request an estimate.
Plan a long driveway before you call anyone
Our Driveway Cost & Volume Calculator estimates cubic yards and a cost range for a standard driveway or a long rural approach — using published Central Florida ready-mix pricing ranges, not a nationwide average.
Open the calculatorGroveland & South Lake County
We're based in Groveland and work the rural and large-lot communities around it. Other South Lake cities may be reachable — call to confirm coverage for your address.
Straight answers before you call
Do you serve my area?
We're based in Groveland and work across South Lake County: Mascotte, Minneola, Clermont, Montverde, Howey-in-the-Hills and unincorporated Lake County. Call to confirm coverage for a rural address.
How much does a concrete driveway cost in Groveland?
A standard driveway is priced by area, thickness, reinforcement and truck access; a long rural approach is priced by length. Our driveway calculator gives a planning range, and a free site visit turns it into a written, line-itemized estimate.
Do I need a permit for a driveway or slab?
Usually yes for a new driveway, RV pad or slab. Groveland, unincorporated Lake County and Sumter County each handle it differently — we tell you which office your job goes through, and our permit directory links to each one.
How thick should an RV or boat pad be?
5 to 6 inches of 4,000 PSI concrete with rebar, versus the 4-inch code minimum for a driveway, because a parked RV or boat trailer is a concentrated, stationary load rather than a rolling one.
How soon can you come out?
We typically reply within one business day to set up a free site visit, and you'll have a written estimate shortly after. Light vehicles can use a new driveway after about 7 days; RVs and heavy loads after 28.
Ready to plan your project?
Tell us about your driveway, pad, slab, or paver project. We'll come out, probe the ground, check truck access, and put a line-itemized estimate in writing.